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Men Can Stop Rape mobilizes male youth to prevent men's violence against women. We build young men's capacity to challenge harmful aspects of traditional masculinity, to value alternative visions of male strength, and to embrace their vital role as allies with women and girls in fostering healthy relationships and gender equity.
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Our Blog: Masculinities in Media
Here are our rants, raves, analyses, formal press releases and informal office conversations --- MCSR's chance to respond!
Strength Mediaworks Posters

View and order the Strength Mediaworks posters and postcards.
The Strength Campaign
Men Can Stop Rape’s popular
Strength Campaign provides
in-school and out-of-school
programs and PSAs for
mobilizing male youth to end
gender-based violence,
revision masculinity, and
promote healthy relationships.
Men of
Strength Awards
Every April, Men Can Stop Rape honors two distinguished Men of Strength and the Outstanding Men of Strength Club Member
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PHOTOS & VIDEOS FROM THE 2008 MEN OF STRENGTH AWARDS

On Tuesday, April 29th, at the 9th ANNUAL MEN OF STRENGTH AWARDS in the National Press Club ballroom, four honorees, Odinga Johnson, D’Von Moore, William Harris, and Chris “Kazi” Rolle, stood at the microphone and represented a future where all men ask themselves, “What kind of man do I want to be?”
These award recipients had clear answers: “A man who stands up for what’s right, a man who respects himself and women, a man who gives back to the community.
Executive Director Steve Glaude shared his vision of Men Can Stop Rape’s role in making that future a reality. In the next five years MCSR will expand its programming into middle schools, formalize a campus affiliate program, and host a national conference on the primary prevention of men’s violence against women.
It was an inspiring night of strength, boldness, and vision.
For those of you who weren't able to attend, we have uploaded the videos shown at the event onto YouTube. Here you can see short clips about our Man of Strength youth honorees - D'Von Moore, Odinga Johnson, and William Harris.
MOST CLUB 2008 NATIONAL DIGITAL VIDEO CONFERENCE

Photos from MOST Club's first ever National Digital Video Conference
In recognition of April's Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Men of Strength Club hosted its first MOST Club National Digital Video Conference, connecting members from sites in the District of Columbia, Maryland, New York City, North Carolina, and California.
Goals of the conference included discussing next year's MCSR national conference, an upcoming MOST Club retreat, and collaborating on projects with female peer groups.
OPRAH'S BEST FRIEND INTERVIEWS MCSR ED FOR V-DAY CELEBRATION

Men Can Stop Rape recently attended the star-studded "V-DAY TO THE TENTH" in New Orleans, a national celebration of ten years of V-Day. (You might remember that we honored V-Day founder Eve Ensler at our 10th anniversary celebration last year.) MCSR's Executive Director Stephen Glaude appeared on a panel of men focusing on engaging males in preventing violence, wowing everyone there including actress Jane Fonda, who approached him afterwards. As a result, Stephen was invited to be on a number of radio shows while down in New Orleans, one of which is with Oprah's BFF Gayle King. A write-up of their conversation now appears on the Oprah & Friends website. Check it out!
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